Observant - you my compatriot have hit the proverbial nail on the head. Joeslow needs to learn a few tings perhaps about electrical generation, basic physics and science and then take a course in political science, urban development and union relations/human resources. then take a look at the history of the finances of said government corporation and then understand why the Bahamian people get bungy
It is possible and easy to isolate a few circuits and run them on solar. What is not easy dealing with bahamian BPL idiots that don't want you to isolate circuits. we have a strict electrical code that doesn't allow hybrid systems.
There are lots of types of batteries. One really simple method is to pump water uphill with solar then at night the water runs downhill to provide power. other options of chemical storage include lead acid or nickel cadmium, or new tech of nickel iron. or the elephant in the room. run solar all day to cool the house then switch to traditional fuels at night. it is not rocket science nationalisticquiet&politcal
Once again, a Proper LUPAP as mandated by Bahamian law would negate the need for these expensive lawyers and court cases. The LUPAP lays out exactly what can be done where. so if a developer wants to build a marina in the Bahamas, they look at the various sites already designated for that purpose and they can get to work immediately instead of this silly drawn out tit for tat legal challenge which only serves to increase the cost of doing business in this country. This particular spat is between very wealthy land owners and is very little to do with any grass roots community wishes. Cherokee is 2 miles away and hardly affected. this is entirely about money and not the environment. plus the docks are already built...
DWW says...
henceforth the what was "the mud" will now be called the "The Park" - i hope
On The destruction caused by Hurricane Dorian is seen from the air, in Marsh Harbour, Abaco in Septembe
Posted 16 September 2019, 7:10 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
Observant - you my compatriot have hit the proverbial nail on the head. Joeslow needs to learn a few tings perhaps about electrical generation, basic physics and science and then take a course in political science, urban development and union relations/human resources. then take a look at the history of the finances of said government corporation and then understand why the Bahamian people get bungy
On Solar - an absurd lost opportunity
Posted 27 August 2019, 6:20 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
It is possible and easy to isolate a few circuits and run them on solar. What is not easy dealing with bahamian BPL idiots that don't want you to isolate circuits. we have a strict electrical code that doesn't allow hybrid systems.
On Solar - an absurd lost opportunity
Posted 27 August 2019, 6:15 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
There are lots of types of batteries. One really simple method is to pump water uphill with solar then at night the water runs downhill to provide power. other options of chemical storage include lead acid or nickel cadmium, or new tech of nickel iron. or the elephant in the room. run solar all day to cool the house then switch to traditional fuels at night. it is not rocket science nationalisticquiet&politcal
On Solar - an absurd lost opportunity
Posted 27 August 2019, 6:01 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
Compliance = guilty until proven innocent.
On DPP issued new money laundering directive
Posted 27 August 2019, 1:27 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
Did the local labour question come up yet? asking for a friend.
On Disney unveils cultural theme central to Lighthouse Point project
Posted 26 August 2019, 9 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
golfplayerstrachan perhaps needs a history lesson?
On The greater good for our community
Posted 26 August 2019, 2:43 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
Once again, a Proper LUPAP as mandated by Bahamian law would negate the need for these expensive lawyers and court cases. The LUPAP lays out exactly what can be done where. so if a developer wants to build a marina in the Bahamas, they look at the various sites already designated for that purpose and they can get to work immediately instead of this silly drawn out tit for tat legal challenge which only serves to increase the cost of doing business in this country. This particular spat is between very wealthy land owners and is very little to do with any grass roots community wishes. Cherokee is 2 miles away and hardly affected. this is entirely about money and not the environment. plus the docks are already built...
On QC: ‘Death knell sounds’ for public interest actions
Posted 22 August 2019, 12:54 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
The Commission needs more time to evaluate the (cough cough, wheez, ah!) product - i mean the peoples attittudes on the matter. LOL
On MP hits out at marijuana laws
Posted 19 August 2019, 1:38 p.m. Suggest removal
DWW says...
Charging to dispose of waste leads to dumping elsewhere. Very Bad Economic Sense
On PLP rejected $700m power rescue plan
Posted 14 August 2019, 7:36 p.m. Suggest removal